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Project duration depends on factors like depth, geology, and location. However, most boreholes are completed within 5 to 10 working days — including drilling, casing, development, and test pumping.
You’ll need a Hydro-Geological Survey Report, an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), and a drilling permit from the Water Resources Authority (WRA).
Don’t worry — Ledali Drilling Ltd. assists clients through each step of this process.
Don’t worry — Ledali Drilling Ltd. assists clients through each step of this process.
Our hydro-geologists conduct detailed Hydro-Geological Surveys using advanced geophysical equipment to identify groundwater potential, depth, and yield before any drilling begins.
Pricing depends on depth, geology, location, casing materials, and pump type. After conducting a hydro-geological survey, we provide a detailed quotation with transparent cost breakdowns.
Yes. We help clients secure all necessary WRA and NEMA permits, ensuring your project fully complies with Kenya’s water and environmental regulations.
In rare cases where water yield is lower than projected, our team conducts a technical assessment to identify causes such as geological variations or blockages. Depending on the findings, we may recommend borehole rehabilitation, deepening, or installation of a lower-capacity pump to optimize performance.
Absolutely. We provide pump selection, installation, and testing, as well as water tower and tank construction to complete your water supply system.
Yes, we provide borehole inspection, cleaning, rehabilitation, and pump servicing to ensure your system remains efficient and long-lasting.
We serve a wide range of clients including farmers, residential developers, industries, institutions, NGOs, and county governments — anyone in need of reliable water solutions.
You can contact us directly through info@ledalidrillingltd.com, or +254 727111133. Once we receive your location and requirements, our team will schedule a site assessment and provide a free, no-obligation quotation.
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A sand dam is built across seasonal rivers to trap water within accumulated sand, reducing evaporation and improving filtration. An earth dam, on the other hand, is a compacted soil barrier designed to hold larger surface water reservoirs for irrigation or livestock use.
Construction time varies based on size, site conditions, and accessibility, but typically:
- A sand dam can take 2 to 4 weeks,
- While an earth dam may require 1 to 3 months from excavation to compaction and finishing.
Regular desilting, embankment inspections, and vegetation control are key to prolonging a dam’s lifespan. We also recommend periodic checks after heavy rains to prevent erosion and structural weakening. Our team offers post-construction maintenance plans for long-term sustainability.
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